Carver High School

Carver High School is a public high school which is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It serves students from grade level 9 through grade level 12. Carver High School is part of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County School system. Carver High School was named for George Washington Carver. The Carver High School colors are Blue and Gold and its mascot is the Yellow Jacket.

Carver High School serves about 966 students and has about 94 staff members.

Carver High School History

Carver School was founded in 1936 as an African American school for all grade levels. In 1963 Carver became an integrated school serving grade levels 7-12. Carver School became Carver High School a few years later in 1971, changing to only grades 9 and 10. As of 1984 when changes were made, Carver High School has been a traditional high school serving grades 9-12.

Carver High School Mission Statement

The citizens of “Carver Nation” will teach, learn and model skills and attitudes to promote student growth and create academic excellence in a safe and orderly environment. All members of the Nation will be empowered to prepare for and adapt to change, be life-long learners, work effectively with others, think critically and act responsibly as productive members of society.

Carver High School Vision Statement

Carver High School, in collaboration with parents, business partners and the community, is dedicated to the goal of inspiring students to reach new personal and academic heights. This is Carver Nation.